Memorial to Soviet soldiers demolished in Vilnius

Another Soviet military monument was demolished in Vilnius, the capital of Lithuania. By order of the local administration, the monument to Soviet soldiers at the Antakalnis cemetery was dismantled.

Recall that the memorial at the Antakalnis cemetery in Vilnius was created in 1951. In 1984, six steles were erected, depicting servicemen from different branches of the armed forces.

More than 3 Soviet servicemen were buried at the Antakalnis cemetery. They died in 1944, freeing the current capital of Lithuania from the Nazi invaders. Now the pro-American authorities in Lithuania have assessed the merits of the liberators, proceeding from their perverted logic.

However, for the current Lithuanian authorities, Soviet soldiers, obviously, are not considered liberators: much closer to them is the Nazi occupiers, in whom many Lithuanians during the Second World War willingly served "on the hook", performing not only service tasks, but also punitive functions .

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation said that the authorities of the Baltic countries are trying to bring together with Russia historical abacus. Also, the Lithuanian authorities are erasing the memory of the victory of the peoples of the Soviet Union over Nazism. However, such statements change little in the policy of the Baltic states, and for some reason the Russian side is not yet using more effective methods, including at least the same economic sanctions.

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[Dmitry Tsarevich]

Life is dialectical, they laugh, watching us cry over a disgraced memory, so the time will come when they will cry and we will laugh.

[credo]

If our government does not take care of the reburial of its soldiers and civilians, who once died bravely for the Motherland in all these puppet countries of the United States, the day will come when the graves of our ancestors will be leveled in these countries in order to cut down any memory of them to the root.

So maybe it’s worth not waiting for this day, but already now to do this, create a single memorial cemetery for all our compatriots who were tortured and died in that war and transfer their ashes to their native land.

And then to offer all the puppets to take out the ashes of their soldiers to their historical homeland in 24 hours.
Although this matter is mournful, it is necessary to respond to it adequately, and not express concern and write panegyrics after the bygone times of "friendship and cooperation."

[K._2]

Why, we’d better arrange a couple more German memorials and cemeteries, like near Smolensk, so that wealthy burghers can visit their ancestors and mourn quietly, walking in the shade of Russian trees.

[Shurik70]

But when will they finally bother to point out by name all these initiators of sending military aid to the Ukrainian Nazis, demolishing monuments to fighters against fascism, honoring their SS men. In a general table, listing the crimes of each.
And demand harsh punishment. With the rupture of all trade relations.
Diplomatic relations cannot be broken (even if you want to), there are many relatives and friends who live there, that they visit us, but because of them it is impossible.
It is also very important to clearly and clearly define your position. And not the vague "they are bad, we are good."

[alexandre II]

credo .... First of all, it was impossible to allow all this, what did the president do when the monument was demolished in Tallinn? How did he react to the fact that the people who defended this monument were kept in a hangar for three days? He recalled the ambassador, broke off economic relations? , it’s stupid to start a war because of this, but relations between countries had to be reconsidered. So you don’t need to blame them, they themselves are to blame, they allowed ...

[Dmitry Rigov]

And what will he do? Lithuania has been spitting in Russia's face for a long time, in the spring, for example, it blocked all transit to Kaliningrad, that Russia had to beg Europe to put pressure on Lithuania and open transit again.

[samarin1969]

Quote from: alexandre

He didn’t do anything, he doesn’t care, he mumbled something and that’s it ... and the graves of our grandfathers are still being dug up, because everything gets away with it. No, there’s no need for war, why, it’s stupid to start a war because of this, but the relations between the countries had to be reconsidered. So there is no need to blame them, they themselves are to blame, they allowed ...

I absolutely support! This is a completely foreign country and their business. But the attitude towards Lithuania should be the same as Israel has towards Hezbollah. No contacts, lock down the border, criminal cases against the leaders of ideology and the state.

[Chaikovsky]

I don't think it needs to be done. Open graves, dig up the remains and drag them back and forth. Well, people have already rested long ago, let them sleep in peace. After all, what is it like to drag 3 buried people, this is some kind of blasphemy, to disturb them again, and even on such a scale. But what should be done is to preserve the memory, to tell the historical truth to schoolchildren, to acquaint them with the facts. This will bear fruit. And to educate the appropriate attitude in children to everything that happens. They will grow up and become adults and carry their knowledge further into the future.

[credo]

Quote: Tchaikovsky

I don't think it needs to be done. Open graves, dig up the remains and drag them back and forth. Well, people have already rested long ago, let them sleep in peace. After all, what is it like to drag 3 buried people, this is some kind of blasphemy, to disturb them again, and even on such a scale. But what should be done is to preserve the memory, to tell the historical truth to schoolchildren, to acquaint them with the facts. This will bear fruit. And to educate the appropriate attitude in children to everything that happens. They will grow up and become adults and carry their knowledge further into the future.

There is no blasphemy in transferring the remains of our soldiers and civilians, who by the will of fate were buried in countries that have now become hostile and mocking the dead, to their native land.

We are not talking about blasphemy when someone is reburied, transporting the remains from a foreign country to their homeland, as the deceased wanted. In the same way, we are not outraged when the search engines stumble upon the burial places of military and civilians, and then collect their remains and bury them with honors in the cemetery.

If Russia could not and cannot protect the graves and memorials of its citizens abroad, a federal law should be passed on their reburial at home, and even more so, no further cemeteries of foreign warriors of hostile countries should be created on its territory.

[Severomor]

Quote: credo

reburial of their soldiers and civilians, who once died bravely for the Motherland in all these puppet countries of the United States,

Or maybe the day will come, which is not necessary, the Vilna region will suddenly appear. capital - Vilna, Estonian region. - Revel (now Tallinn), Livonia region. - Riga, Courland region. - Mitava (now Yelgava), Kovno region. - Kovno (now Kaunas).
But this is not under capitalism

[Anachoret]

I wonder when they will start demolishing monuments to Poles in the Smolensk region and “monuments to unknown Italian Nazis” in other regions?) And most importantly, to demolish the monuments of the German monarchy in the Kaliningrad region and ban even commercial names associated with the German past of the Kaliningrad region there!

[isv000]

Quote: Dmitry Tsarevich

Life is dialectical, they laugh, watching us cry over a disgraced memory, so the time will come when they will cry and we will laugh.

We won't laugh. Let us look with contempt at the fawning and reptiles who swear eternal friendship with Great Russia!..

[Akuzenka]

We won't laugh. Let us look with contempt at the fawning and reptiles who swear eternal friendship with Great Russia!..

With the current economic and political, social formation, this will not happen. No need to hate them, they do what the authorities of the Russian Federation allow. If officials had shown the political will and desire to protect the memory of THEIR ancestors, they would have done it. Since this does not happen, the conclusion follows: officials do not consider those to whom they owe their existence, theirs! That's all. With purely economic methods, this tribaltic can be strangled in such a way that it will quickly lose its population - they will simply dump everything from where it is impossible to survive.

[isv000]

Quote: AKuzenka

We won't laugh. Let us look with contempt at the fawning and reptiles who swear eternal friendship with Great Russia!..

With the current economic and political, social formation, this will not happen. No need to hate them, they do what the authorities of the Russian Federation allow. If officials had shown the political will and desire to protect the memory of THEIR ancestors, they would have done it. Since this does not happen, the conclusion follows: officials do not consider those to whom they owe their existence, theirs! That's all. With purely economic methods, this tribaltic can be strangled in such a way that it will quickly lose its population - they will simply dump everything from where it is impossible to survive.

There are two ways to play checkers: in "chapaev" and to play a multi-move game...

[EFIM LYUBIN]

Yeah, the Russian oligarchs will allow their lackeys, corrupt officials, to impose some kind of sanctions or restrictions on trade with European states that are fighting against Russia on the territory of the Ukroreich! Not for this they bought this power and put their people in ministerial chairs!

[Gardamir]

Maybe the color of the lines is not the same. Perhaps it was necessary to draw blue lines or black ones? ..

[Two]

We have never been loved in "Europe" and other "ops"! But they were afraid of our unpredictability in actions and the speed of decision-making! What now? A sad horse will chew something about concern and lines ...

[Yuri Stepanov]

Here we are all indignant at these nasty things, or maybe shake our fat seals, let them give a couple of lards for the reburial of our soldiers. And then, when at least this trump card these scoundrels will not cut off everything for them and generally stop all relations. Let their well-fed Europe feed.

[Alf]

Quote: Yuri Stepanov

and maybe shake our fat seals,

Try it ...

Quote: Yuri Stepanov

let them give a couple of lards for the reburial of our soldiers.

They themselves will find a use for these billionaires ...

[tihonmarine]

However, for the current Lithuanian authorities, Soviet soldiers, obviously, are not considered liberators: the Nazi occupiers are much closer to them

The Lithuanians forgot that their fathers and grandfathers fought against Hitler in the 16th Klaipeda Red Banner Division, 12 soldiers received the Hero of the Soviet Union, one of them, a divisional celebrity, a brave machine gunner, a sniper, if necessary, a nurse foreman Danute Staniliene:

And here is a memorial mass grave of 147 soldiers of the Lithuanian division (including 82 unnamed) in the town of Vainutas (Klaipeda district).

And this is the grave of the Hero of the Soviet Union, artillery sergeant Stasys Sheinauskas, who fell in August 1944 near Siauliai.

Will these Lithuanian heroes be forgotten, branded and their graves destroyed?
Barbarians of the 21st century, although barbarians have never plundered other people's graves.

[Nyrobsky]

Quote: tihonmarine

Will these Lithuanian heroes be forgotten, branded and their graves destroyed?

Maybe yes. This is nothing but revenge on the part of the descendants of those fascist henchmen against whom Danute Staniliene, Stasis Seinauskas and thousands of other Lithuanians fought. Now these scumbags are running the show and fighting the dead. However, history will put everything in its place and ask for everything. Something else bothers me, namely, why are the leaders of the other former Soviet republics, whose representatives lie in the same graves next to the Russians, silent? Those who demolish today monuments in the Baltic States, Poland, the Czech Republic, etc. they spit not only in the direction of Russia, but also in the direction of Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan and the list goes on, but there they behave as if their grandfathers did not fight fascism. Why do they have such a short-sighted and shameful position?

[tihonmarine]

Quote: Nyrobsky

Something else bothers me, namely, why are the leaders of the other former Soviet republics silent, whose representatives lie in the same graves next to the Russians?

And why are our leaders silent when there are monuments to Germans, Italians, Romanians on the territory of Russia.
Although there was an interesting case in Novgorod in 2018 with the Spanish veterans of the Blue Division (but who cares, I won’t write about it).

[Ros 56]

Well, how are they silent, and who expresses concern ???

[sergo1914]

Each of the local administration for "Ramon Mercader". Personally. Defiantly. With the publication of the result on the network. Everything will end instantly. The rest will dry up.
PS It would be if a brave, self-confident person was sitting in the Kremlin.

[Brother]

Fuck.dki! There are no other words to describe these "people".

[Arkady007]

The Balts have never had respect for our fallen soldiers, even in the terry Soviet times.
Don't try to wear what you can't wear. They have always considered Russian invaders, although in fact they themselves have never been independent.
They just need to shut off oxygen with the supply of resources and the transit of goods.
On sprats alone, which no one in Europe eats, they will not last long.

[Misha bolshoy]

Why so carefully to the detriment of yourself. If you dream of concentration camps and free slaves, then you need to show it. To show what it means to spoil a great people and how it will end sooner or later.

[Misha bolshoy]

It's just time to remind, memory is too short in failed states.

[iouris]

This regime has placed itself outside the law. It would be right to return the former Principality of Samogitian to the modern Republic of Belarus (for starters). Lithuania is a modern Republic of Belarus.

[Ros 56]

The sheep will play out, Vilnius will have to be demolished, but it’s a pity, there are many beautiful areas there, I had a chance to visit there in the early 80s, there was something to see.